Let me put it this way. If you can find the quote in the writings of someone else before Hitler supposedly said it, and that other person was an avowed Marxist for many years before, well...
In other words, it has all of the earmarks of a mis-attribution. Especially when you consider the fact that the person in question, Gregor Strasser, was an actual founder of the National Socialists Party and an actual Marxist, something that is often erroneously credited to Hitler. In addition, it wasn't until 1976 that the quote was attributed to Hitler.
So your claims are obvious bullshit. You seem to have a taste for mis-attributed quotes, like most wing nuts. Y'all search for things which fit your partisan ideals, truth be damned. Granted, there is no way to truly know if he said it at that rally. No transcripts exist. But there are accounts of the rally by others. And none of them mention anything to do with a challenge to capitalism. Considering that the bolsheviks were reviled and Hitler making such a statement would have garnered the interest of many, the lack of comment says a whole lot. Now the speech did cover many fascist touchstones. Like how weak Germany was(they didn't even have a flag!) and was being trampled on by other countries.
Rather than making shit up, why not just say, "Maybe, I'm not sure." I know it is hard for you to admit there is something you don't know.
You should take your own advice. Projection can be a bitch. |
